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druid My first attempt at a sporran 30th May 08, 10:48 AM
Spc. Scott It looks like you have a... 30th May 08, 11:17 AM
druid Well, it's a combination of... 30th May 08, 10:54 PM
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    It looks like you have a pretty good idea about what you're doing there. Like you said, it's utilitarian so it doesn't have to look good (but I think it looks fine) it just has to work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spc. Scott View Post
    It looks like you have a pretty good idea about what you're doing there. Like you said, it's utilitarian so it doesn't have to look good (but I think it looks fine) it just has to work.
    Well, it's a combination of ideas.
    My personal belief is that the American Muzzleloader 'possible bag' was either an adaptation of, or was an original, sporran brought over from Scotland.

    Since I hunt with a .50 Cal Hawken (original single trigger, not a set-trigger replica) rifle and also make things from leather...I figured that since I already made myself a possible bag, I could meld my passions to make this for paintball...lol.

    It's primary purpose is to add to my "look" but also in that since I wear a Kilt, I need a place to store some things. As a secondary service, it protects my groin. Paintball tournement pants are padded and military BDUs are thick and absorb some impact. A Kilt, on the other hand, doesn't really absorb much unless you are in a kind of "squatting" position...that the apron billows and absorbs impact. After I emboss the Cross into the flap, I'll ModPodge it to make it stain resistant (from paintballs).

    Like I said...as a utilitarian device, it'll be a great addition to my "druid" field-persona, without having spent $55 or higher on a real one that will get ruined.

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